I also had a turn over in Feb that was costly because I had to evict and then clear all her junk away and repaint the place.If you want to invest in a multifamily, then wait til you have the money. 

I assume you personally attempted to repaint it using a HD/lowes kit?

New floors, completely repainted, new appliances, half bath added, and electrical updated.

* Did a complete gut rehab of the master bathroom down to the replacement of the subfloor, * Did a kitchen rehab by repainting the cabinets, adding new countertop, new backsplash and new appliances, new fixtures, * Repainted the entire house* Added new floor to the basement living area.* Added siding to the one extra room.

I owned and will continue to own tenant search and screening, home upgrades, maintenance, lease writing, local permitting, and other administrative functions.The property has been repainted, some light fixtures are updated, keyless locks installed, blinds replaced, and granite countertops installed.

It cost the owner thousands to repaint.2.

They would allow covering it up which might be doable with a heavy residential or commercial wallpaper but repainting by a quality and qualified contractor would probably be too expensive. 

All new plumbing fixtures; replacing wood on deck and repainting exterior (trim).

If you need 200 square feet of drywall replaced, they will tell you what the price is to put down tarps, replace those 200 square feet and repaint the affected rooms. 

I was then reminded on a few occasions how much it cost to clean, prime, and repaint every surface in the place, and now my lease is clear that smoking is not permitted inside and there is a $200 fee per occurrence of evidence that smoking has occurred.